As the most central city in Washington state, Ellensburg offers a variety of weather conditions, from hot, humid summers to cold, rainy winters. There are four different seasons, with gusty winds in summer and cool, dry winters and warm, humid summers. Temperatures vary according to the season; January ranges from 34 to 19 degrees, while July is between 83 and 53 degrees.

The Kittitas County Farmers Market, which takes place every Saturday in downtown from May to October, is held all year round. The cultural offerings in rural Ellensburg will soon surprise with the annual Ellenburg Music Festival and the Kittita County Jazz Festival. Add the annual jazz festival and you'll soon be surprised by the cultural offerings of rural Ellesburg.

If you are not looking for western food, you can have pasta prepared at the Ellensburger Pasta Company, which is located in a converted petrol station, or have it made in-house. If even the most discerning foodies can grit their teeth, Ellenburg has some of the best breweries and wineries in downtown Washington. Over 21 micro-breweries from across the Pacific Northwest are served in various bars and historic buildings in the city center. There are usually five draft beers, a designated driver and a variety of wines and spirits to buy.

The historic Elks Building, formerly used as an office and ballroom, houses the Ellensburger Museum, one of the oldest museums in the United States. It is a private, non-profit museum, partially supported by the City of Ellenburg, the State of Washington and the US State Department.

The brewery has a decidedly woodcutting theme, the owner has been working in the timber industry for over 30 years. The Robber's Parlour was the first shop in the valley, although some of the earliest trading took place in Ellensburg's early days as a wood mill town. Shoudy was responsible for the cladding of the city of Ellenburgh in 1870 and also named the street for the inner city district. He was not the only one of his kind in the city, as he also co-founded the Elks Club and the Ellenburg Hotel.

Shoudy named the new town after his wife Mary Ellen and officially founded the city of Ellensburgh in 1872. In 1871 Ellenburg was founded, named after the first mayor Alden E. Ellen (1845 - 1884). After the arrival of the North Pacific Railway, the name grew rapidly, with a population of over 1,000 people in 1870.

Ellensburg was the first city in the state to have an electric service, and was an early trading center in Washington. The Kittitas County Fair officially began in 1885 and has been held every year since, with the exception of the Washington State Fair of 1887 and the Washington State Fair of 1890. In 1891, the city applied for the state capital of Washington and prepared a site in Capital Hill for government offices, but a major fire destroyed its campaign in 1889. Once a leading candidate for the state capital of Washington, it was one of four leading candidates for the job, along with Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia.

The reconstruction of the city is represented by a mural depicting a rising phoenix, and a poster on the wall reminds of the place. The artist's coyote sculpture is strolling in front of our library and the Ellensburger Bull was originally called "Der Cowboy." The rodeo is known for its championship bull riding, but at the fair you will only see the usual fair activities such as the evaluation of cakes and 4-H children showing their ability to raise animals as it has been done for generations.

It is a colourful and imaginative place and I will write a full article with photos about it in the coming months.

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